Track AdSense Clicks With Google Analytics

Same happens to me.

 

Same here.

 

Chitika filters clicks based on geo-location.

 

Anyone want to take a stab as to why the script no longer works with Google Analytics? Is anyone using anything else that DOES work?

Thanks!

 

I started noticing issues weeks back with the SEOBook asclick .js script.

Bunch of comments at the Aaron's site on the script page. Hope this is resolved soon.

Previous Post

http:////forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=56861&highlight=adsense+google+analytics

 

I think this method is pretty well dead. Anyone have any alternatives?

 

The goals came back up and I figured out how useful this can be. I even blogged about it: tracking adsense with analytics.

Thanks Shawn for writing up this script!

I can even use this to track and see if using adwords to adsense makes sense!

 

I noticed in your blog that you actually assess a numerical value to your goal - as in - what your average AdSense click pays you. Did you find that the script did not work without it? Maybe that's where we're all missing the boat, here.

My G1 and G2 goals haven't come back, yet. But I have those values blank - because earlier GA was tracking the mere "click" as a G1 or G2 visit.

So, I'm guessing now a visit won't get recorded unless there is a value assessed to the Goal. Something to experiment with, anyway.

Anyone else have work arounds?

 

I have no idea if that's what tripped it into working. I just noticed a couple days ago that it was. I thought I had done something wrong, but was relieved to see all the notices here that others were having the same problem.

The last 'fix' I made was to set the match type to general expression, and that's when I set the goal value as well. That was about a few weeks ago.

 

I've always had values associated with the goals based on average CPC. The goal tracking has not come back for me either, so I doubt adding the goal value will not bring it back.

 

You're correct. After a day of waiting for new data to come in, the G1/G2 goals still set at zero. This is on a site that receives 13k pageviews a day.

 

Changing to "Regular Expression" got my YPN tracking back, and I believe Chitika as well... I had a prior issue with Adsense on the script, so that's not back yet but I think I fixed the script.

 

My goal tracking is now working again. I didn't change any settings, just started working again.

 

I installed Adsense on Goal 3, so I've not had any problems with it. But Goal 1 & 2 still don't work for me (seems like that at least).

 

Hello everyone,

I need help to fix my firefox problem with my below code..

This is my tracklink.html file

<script type="text/javascript">
function logClick() {
    window.focus();
    bug = new Image();  
    bug.src = 'http://mywebsite.com/track.php?pg=' + escape(document.title);
}
</script>
<iframe src='showads.html' frameborder='0' width='300' height='50' onFocus='logClick()'></iframe>

Code (markup):

This is my track.php file

<?
mysql_connect("localhost", "root", "mypass") or die(mysql_error());
echo "Connected to MySQL<br />";
mysql_select_db("stats") or die(mysql_error());
echo "Connected to Database<br />";
$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$page = $_GET['pg'];
mysql_query("INSERT INTO stats (page, ip) VALUES ('$page', '$ip')") or die(mysql_error());
mysql_close();
?>

Code (markup):

When someone click a link on the tracklink.html page, it should send pagename and visitorip to track.php and track.php should send this results to my database..

Everything is work with Internet Explorer, But mozilla cant sent results to track.php..

I tested it with direct link with mozilla e.g.:

http://mywebsite.com/track.php?pg=test

Code (markup):

It work.. Its %100 javascript error.... I need more stable javascript code to track clicked links..

My regards.

 

See post #15 on this thread.

 

What should I do ?.. I need help, I've already read all posts on this thread, on mozilla bug etc..

 

Wish there was a script for analytics that was somewhat reliable.... I'm still off by 20% - 40% daily..